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Ina Hark
Ina Hark
Professor of English and Film Studies
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Screening the male: Exploring masculinities in the Hollywood cinema
S Cohan, IR Hark
Routledge, 2012
1274*2012
Transnational cinema: the film reader
E Ezra, T Rowden
Taylor & Francis, 2006
5632006
Exhibition, the film reader
IR Hark
Psychology Press, 2002
1042002
American Cinema of the 1930s: Themes and Variations
IR Hark
Rutgers University Press, 2007
402007
Today Is the Longest Day of My Life: 24 as Mirror Narrative of 9/11
IR Hark
Film and Television after 9 (11), 121-141, 2004
362004
FEAR OF FLYING Yuppie critique and the buddy-road movie in the 1980s
IR Hark
The road movie book, 220-224, 2002
352002
The Visual Politics of The Adventures of Robin Hood
IR Hark
Journal of Popular Film 5 (1), 3-17, 1976
291976
Star Trek
IR Hark
Macmillan, 2008
282008
Edward Lear: Eccentricity and Victorian Angst
IR Hark
Victorian Poetry, 112-122, 1978
281978
Star Trek and Television’s Moral Universe
IR Hark
Extrapolation 20 (1), 20-37, 1979
251979
The'Theater Man'and'The Girl in the Box Office': Gender in the Discourse of Motion Picture Theatre Management
IR Hark
Film History 6 (2), 178-187, 1994
221994
Edward Lear
IR Hark
(No Title), 1982
211982
The wrath of the original cast: Translating embodied television characters to other media
IR Hark
Adaptations, 172-184, 2013
202013
The road movie book
S Cohen, IR Hark
Routledge, 1997
171997
Bigger Than Ben-Hur: The Book, Its Adaptations, and Their Audiences
N Sinyard, E Shalev, JJA Gatrall, H Obenzinger, H Miller, TJ Slater, ...
Syracuse University Press, 2016
162016
Keeping Your Amateur Standing. Audience Participation and Good Citizenship in Hitchcock's Political Films
IR Hark
Cinema Journal 29 (2), 8-22, 1990
131990
Marriage in the Symbolic Framework of" The Mystery of Edwin Drood"
IR Hark
Studies in the Novel 9 (2), 154-168, 1977
131977
Introduction: Movies and the 1930s
IR Hark
na, 2007
122007
Franchise fatigue? The marginalization of the television series after The Next Generation
IR Hark
The Influence of Star Trek on Television, Film and Culture, 41-62, 2007
102007
Revalidating Patriarchy: Why Hitchcock Remade The Man Who Knew Too Much
IR Hark
Hitchcock’s Rereleased Films: From, 209-220, 1991
101991
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